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Young people are trained to use Thunder Swords and are trained by the adult Quad. A few of the states designated law enforcement officers as the highest ranking in a specific state. Those people would be the ones who would identify the Thunder team and only that officer would be able to speak with them in case of a problem. At Amber's direction, Jenn set up a specialty group in Tennessee where they could serve as a backup if a problem developed in their state. Thunder would have to be present and involved before the lead officer in that state was introduced to the Thunder team.

This journal was birth out of joy, pain, and loneliness. Even though there maybe people all around there are some journeys we must take alone, no one knows or understands, nor can they feel the pain that we go through. To release pain, we can write what we feel, when we go through the desert experience of life, knowing we can stand on the history and the promises of his word, God's word can keep us. Testimonies of what others have gone through can give us hope that we can make it if we persevere. When we look back and read what we have written, we see the journey we have taken, and how great the God is that we serve. Then there is joy, and we are reminded that we can trust Him with our lives. God is able to keep you from falling, and to present you faultless before the presence of his glory with exceeding joy and remind us to stay focus on his will and the journey he has prepared for us.

As Mara continue to grow, she found people aiding their endeavors. People from the book have to have surgical assistance due to injury. One person departs the family. Soon Mara hired a chef, a housekeeper, a foreman, and his wife, Mary. Instead of just racing stock, they now have miniature horses as well. The miniatures came from a hole in the ground. The staff is growing; the family is growing, and the adventures continue. Mara has another challenge that requires purchasing empty land and relocating foreign ranches. Treasures might appear if one knows the proper combinations. Mara continue to grow with wisdom and knowledge. Her new skills kept haste. She found herself welcoming people that no one else seems to want. Usually, they were people who raised themselves and wanted someone to care and teach them how to be better citizen. They found inherited property in Tennessee, Texas, Spain, and England. Soon, Mara hired a chef, housekeeper, ranch manager and his wife, and the list went on. It was up to Mara to find a way to meet the challenges that kept coming. She did not mind for she had a bit of education that help her deal with things that came up. some of those she adopted became the leaders of the clan to aid her in the management and control of what too had to happen to keep everyone safe and happy to where they were. A core group was put in place to make decisions while Mara has final say on what was done or not. She loves those she rescued and adopted. Included in that where military, homeless and overwork people with or without kids. In the mix was a retired General, who served Mara as her personal guard. Mara enjoyed working with all the new additions.

All in a day of the fairy of light. Flower gardens and grass so green many friends to visit and things to see. Bebe shines light on all things along the way. She goes to her favorite places. Join her on her adventure today. A light little story for the young at heart.

His father had kept his word. He had not attended any part of Cameron's graduation. Afterward, every discussion between Cameron and his father had turned into an argument-not explosive ones, but the seething writhing kind that slowly blistered the relationship. Such had been the argument about Wyoming. Though Uncle Nathan's offer had likely been well intended, it gave Cameron's father a veiled excuse to send Cameron to the farthest end of the world-a dubious blessing.Cameron quickened his pace as he crossed in front of Carroll Hall, but a sudden vision slowed his feet to a stop. No one stood before him, yet every muscle slumped as for an instant he recalled Grandpa's smile, but the apparition flickered and vanished. The rain battering his skin stung, but the memory singed his soul. Grandpa was gone.Cameron stared into the empty air a moment longer, then forced one foot forward and then the other, pulling him toward the chemistry building. Grandpa had guided him, even gently chastised him, but in everything, Grandpa had loved him. He had talked about the things Cameron would face, about love and faith, but mostly about the future-Cameron's future without Grandpa: an unimaginable future that had become the present.He lengthened his stride as the rain beat harder against his head. Soon it ran down his back and soaked through his shirt, plastering it against his skin. He tried to think of something, anything else. To his horror, Lydia and New Year's Eve came to mind. He remembered her gaze, cold and distant, as she closed the door. Though as beautiful as Rita, Lydia was like Esther-and Grandpa. She had seen right through him.